Live webinar · Thursday 17 September

Property Market Reform: Making Sense of the Moving Parts

One hour to understand how the major property reform initiatives connect, what matters most for agents and what to prepare for over the next 6–12 months.

At a glance

When: Thursday 17 September 2026, 2:00pm–3:00pm.

Where: Online.

What: A practical look at MHCLG, OPDA, Project 28, CFIT, Smart Data, Trust Frameworks and the direction of property reform.

For: Agents who want to understand what is changing before it lands on their desk.

There’s a lot moving in property reform right now.

Keeping track of the different initiatives, organisations and acronyms is becoming a job in itself.

From MHCLG and OPDA to Project 28, CFIT, Smart Data and Trust Frameworks, several strands of reform are developing at the same time.

The challenge is not simply knowing what each initiative is. It is understanding how they all fit together.

One agenda. A lot of moving parts.

Property reform is moving on several fronts at once, from the way property data is collected and shared to digital identity, upfront information and the systems used to connect the different parts of a transaction.

Each project has its own objectives, but together they point towards a property market that is more connected, more digital and increasingly reliant on consistent data.

For agents, the useful question is not simply what each acronym stands for. It is which changes will have the biggest impact on the way their business actually operates.

What should agents actually be paying attention to?

That is the question NPTN’s live webinar is designed to answer.

What will the webinar cover?

The hour-long session will connect the different strands of reform rather than looking at each initiative in isolation.

The panel will explore:

how the major property reform initiatives connect;
which developments are likely to have the biggest impact;
what agents should prioritise over the next 6–12 months; and
the practical actions businesses can begin taking now.

The aim is to move beyond another conversation about industry acronyms and give agents a clearer idea of what matters, what connects and what deserves attention next.

Meet the panel

The discussion brings together people working directly across some of the organisations helping to shape the future property transaction.

Travis Scholes

LMS · Host

Beth Rudolf

The Conveyancing Association

Leon Ifayemi

CFIT

Maria Harris

OPDA

Why this matters for agents

Property reform can feel distant while programmes are still being developed, but the end result will affect the businesses operating inside the transaction.

Changes to data, identity, upfront information, interoperability and digital processes will influence how agents work with consumers, suppliers and other parts of the property chain.

Understanding the direction of travel now gives agents more time to prepare, ask better questions of their technology partners and decide where their own processes may need to evolve.

If you want to understand what’s changing before it lands on your desk, this is worth an hour of your time.

Live webinar